One continuing septate Fusarium hyphal grouping with two lateral branches and four detached curved multiseptate macroconidia appear on a pale field.
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Selected Fusarium anatomy showing one septate hyphal grouping continuing beyond the lower specimen frame and four curved multiseptate macroconidia; the upper-central macroconidium may show six septa. This genus-level scientific reconstruction is representative, non-diagnostic, does not imply a universal septation pattern, and is not a micrograph.

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